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Now 14Security

Three Arrested After Grenade Thrown at Eilat Home

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Hebrew · 3 newsrooms covering

Police in Eilat arrested three local men in their 20s and 30s over the weekend in connection with a grenade thrown at a home. The suspects were detained for questioning and are due to appear in court Sunday for an extension of their arrest. The investigation into the incident is ongoing.

The story in 4 lines · by baba

  • Three Eilat residents were arrested after a grenade was thrown at a home.
  • Police are seeking to extend the detention of the three suspects.
  • The incident occurred over the weekend in the city of Eilat.
  • Two suspects are 26 years old, and the third is 39.

Police in the Eilat region launched an investigation over the weekend after a grenade was thrown at a residential home in the city. As part of the investigation, three suspects, residents of Eilat in their 20s and 30s, were arrested. The suspects, two aged 26 and one aged 39, were taken for questioning on suspicion of involvement in the incident. Police stated that the investigation is in its early stages and further actions will be taken to prosecute those involved. The three suspects are scheduled to appear before the Eilat Magistrate's Court on Sunday, where police will request an extension of their detention for continued investigation.

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